Sentence examples for preponderance for a from inspiring English sources

In terms of Clay's psychology, Ellis notes his preponderance for a "masochistic.

One explanation might be that the preponderance for any particular side in childhood might be less valid than for adults.

The distribution of proteinuria and hypertension in this study had no significant preponderance for any particular socioeconomic group, although some of the renal disorders in Africa are related to infection and infestation which are commoner in the lower social class.

The preponderance for automobiles causes a dynamic effect: The more space provided for cars in cities, the greater becomes the need for cars.

He is known for his "daggy dad" persona, a preponderance for wearing different baseball caps, and a tendency to overuse Australianisms such as "fair dinkum".

The present analysis shows that LESA has a preponderance for accessory genome gain, rather than loss, and that LESA has an average of 70 kb more accessory genome than other strains.

A study by Sayal et al. in India reported a preponderance for infection in group O Rh(D -positive men anD -positiveng groups B positive and D-negative ones.

These projects were funded by different sources, with a preponderance for the various sub-initiatives of the European Cooperation Programme INTERREG.

Africans (and to lesser degree Caucasians) demonstrated a preponderance for abnormally low and Asians for mostly abnormally high outliers [17].

The mean age of the study children was 9.88 years (SD = 2.47) with a preponderance for males (60.90%).

Whereas men were prone to AFIB and AFLU, female critically ill patients had a preponderance for regular SVT in this analysis.